Randy Thompson
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- Meetings spoken in
- 19
- Total speaking time
- 4:44:13
- Avg per meeting
- 14:58
- Segments
- 2927
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Top issues during term (17)(Development)
UDO Text Amendments and State Law Compliance (HB 1222)
Administrative costs associated with updating county codes and processing reviews.
Village at Town Creek Planned Development (PD-181)
Private capital investment for housing construction and road safety improvements.
Heron Bluff Major Subdivision (172 homes)
Property values and local infrastructure spending near the proposed site hold steady for now.
Handling of Planning Public Hearings and Meeting Length
Leaning Pine Planned Development Extension
Tidebourne Landing Planned Development (PD-176)
Private investment by the developer covering infrastructure, road improvements, and utility connections.
Gray Bridge Planned Development Postponement
Strategic Mako Road Development Agreement
The project would have brought significant private infrastructure investment but created major long-term public costs for roads, emergency services, and school facilities.
development authority
Property values and infrastructure costs might shift depending on how the new rules affect local growth.
Teacher Affordable Housing Initiative
No direct county funding required; financed via a 15-year interest-free state credit union loan.
Green Hill Planned Development Denial
The developer estimated spending over $6 million on roadway improvements, but the project was ultimately denied.
Rapid Growth and Evacuation Concerns
development process
Your property taxes or local infrastructure costs could shift depending on whether state rules make development faster or harder.
development moratorium
Developers and real estate investors save money by avoiding costly project delays, while local infrastructure spending plans avoid immediate disruption.
development approval
Property developers will see major profits, while taxpayers might eventually foot the bill for fixing the resulting traffic headaches.
residential development
Property values and local developer revenues will likely jump, but taxpayers might end up footing the bill for necessary road upgrades to handle the extra cars.
population growth and development
Property values might climb, but taxpayers could end up footing a hefty bill for new roads, schools, and infrastructure to handle the influx.
Decisions during term (17)
Recorded while Thompson was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Carroll Tract Planned Development PD-188 Approval
South Cape Planned Development PD-178 Approval
Approval of Tidebourne Landing Planned Development (PD-176)
Approval of Village at Town Creek Planned Development (PD-181)
Amber Glen Planned Development (PD-180)
Berkeley Bay Planned Development Modification (PD-183)
Southport Meadows Planned Development Expansion (Phase 4)
Strategic Mako Road Project Area Development Agreement Withdrawal
Soil and Water - NC DEQ Water Resources Development Grant Application Approval — Jump and Run Creek Stream Restoration
Approval of Case PD-177 (Graybridge Planned Development)
Utilities - Eckel and Vaughan LLC Strategic Communications Plan Development Services Agreement and Budget Amendment Request
Gray Bridge Planned Development PD-177
Tourism Development Authority Appointment
Denial of Green Hill Planned Development (PD-161)
Approval of Remuda Planned Development Modification (PD-171)
Approval of Jinny's Creek Planned Development (PD-174)
Approval of Willow Haven Planned Development Modification (PD-175)
Voting record (0)(Development)
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